[ EVERYTHING IT DOES ]
You do not pick one and you do not schedule them. Spico decides what this week needs, does it overnight, and leaves what it found waiting for you.
Finds people asking for what you sell
Searches real threads in your category every week, filters out the noise, and brings back the ones with an opening in them — with a reply already drafted that answers the question first.
See how it worksThe same, on X and LinkedIn
Reads what your buyers are asking in public and what has actually earned engagement in your corner of the market, so a post goes out with a shape that already worked.
See how it worksThe questions nobody has answered well
Looks for the searches your buyers make where everything ranking is thin, out of date, or written for somebody else. That gap is the brief.
See how it worksWhat they changed, and what it did
Watches the competitors you actually lose deals to. Diffs their pages week to week, so when one adds a pricing table and passes you, that is a finding on your board rather than something you notice in a quarter.
Articles built to outrank what ranks
Studies the pages already winning the search, names what they are missing, and writes the piece that fills it — cited, and in your voice rather than in ChatGPT's.
See how it worksDrafted in your voice, never posted for you
Writes X and LinkedIn posts from your own past posts, so they sound like you. They wait for you to approve them: Spico drafts, it does not publish.
See how it worksWordPress, Webflow, or a pull request
Missing titles and descriptions get written and sent where they belong. WordPress goes live, Webflow waits for your next publish, and a repo gets a branch and a pull request — never a commit to main.
See how it worksBroken links, dead pages, missing sitemap
Crawls your site the way a search engine does and finds what is quietly costing you: links that go nowhere, pages in your sitemap that do not load, a sitemap that is empty or missing.
What you rank for, and what slipped
Reads your real Search Console data rather than a guess at it, and tells you which term moved, by how much, and who passed you.
See how it worksWhether ChatGPT names you at all
Asks the questions your buyers ask and checks whether you come back in the answer. When you do not, it names the sources cited instead, which is your list of places worth getting into.
See how it worksPages Google has not taken
Checks that the pages you published are actually in the index. A page nobody can find is the cheapest problem on this list to fix and the easiest to never notice.
What it found overnight, before you start
One email between seven and ten your time, saying what ran, what it found and what is waiting. If there was nothing worth saying, it says that instead of padding.
Seven nights of real work before you decide anything. No card required.